Because maybe this is a smaller one that grows bigger, so thus, it can't be seen? Or maybe this is a Chernobyl like situation where much of Tokyo and its surrounding area becomes retaken by nature, or some other area does, and the entire adventure is about scientists who want to find out if it is still inhabitable after a century, explaining the scifi-like vehicles in the concept art?LegendZilla wrote:Pardon me for sounding paranoid but, while I doubt that this whole project will be a sham as feared about Shin Gojira over a year ago, that does not rule out the possibility that Toho and Polygon were lying about this movie even being Godzilla-related, as evident over the lack of Godzilla-based traces in the concept art (i.e foot prints.)
Also, Godzilla wasn't seen in early promotion art either for Legendary, discounting the design that was never used anyways. While we did see a glimpse of Godzilla in the trailer, it wasn't anything to make of. Or the fact that Shin Godzilla wasn't seen until the first poster, or was there leaks? I don't remember. Anyways, that was for a while before we even got a glimpse of the big G. Then there's 1984 and 1998, which both hid the creature until the first trailer.
Not showing Godzilla is pretty much a thing.
If it's the first two, then we're not going to see Godzilla until halfway through, which would be fine for me anyways.
